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Husband needed insulin but I ended up having to give it to him as staff were not doing it, one of the nurses was really nice, very polite and tried to help even though she was really busy, the other nurse shouldn't have been a nurse. The patients were spaced out and there didn't seem to be enough staff - trust the 2 nurses. It was horribly dirty to the point where I took pictures. The building was old which is fine but it felt more like an asylum. The medicines were late as well. The nurse said one day that they don't know anything about autism so struggled treating her husband. There was a lack of privacy and conflicting information from different nurses.